... bulwark of it slavery, of cattle theft, and of raids upon the I Kaffirs. The Boers plundered his (Dr. Living- stone's) house, tore up his books, smashed Ins medicines, sold his furniture, and carried off y 200 of the mission children into slavery. ' __ , It ...

... Chinese waters as on the Atlantic waves. England has fought against slavery, while Kro- ger has fought to enslave people. The first war England had with the Boers was mainly on account of slavery, yet a Dutchman dare3 to stand up and call the Boers an honest ...

... mounted on camels, under El bitposhi Burges and the M.anor Mohammed Ashed Rev, consisting of twelve police and eight of the slavery department, left Suakimg on the 6th and 16th of January respectively. and were preceded by a relative of the Gernilab Sheikh ...

... on camels, undcr Dim- hashi Burges and the Xamnr Mohammed Tahlled Bey, consisting of twelve police and eight men | of the Slavery Dezpartnuint, left Soakim on the 6th and 16th of January respectively, and n-ro- eeeied, accompanied by a re7'atlve of the ...

... , Cardiff, Feb. 3.. SLAVERY AMONG THE BOERS. To the Editor of the Western Mail. Sir.-Mr. Watkins, the Wesleyan lecturer from Cardiff, rightly denounces the appren- ticeship system, which is only a particular species of slavery still in vogue among ...

... against the institution of slavery, blut these enact- ments were evaded, and might almost be said to be a dead letter ; but when the Protectorate passed practically under the control of the British Govern- ment the question of slavery became very urgent and ...

... equal rights for all white men. The vierkleur, on the other hand, carries with it intolerance towards Outlanders' and slavery of the blacks. TirE CAPE REBELS. A further lesson is that due punishment should be meted out to the rebels -those Boers ...

... instant cessation of hostilities. Ac to the native grievance, he contended that our at ;y soldierc were dying to restore slavery under the TI 0British flag, and to bring about increased divi- of 1dends. (Cries of Oh, oh!I and Irish cheers.) th i~f IAt ...

... had3 got it into. He did not want the Liberal party toa bear the burden. Our brave sotdiess we,-re dying in A order that slavery might be restored under the a British flag anid dividprid- increased. (Laughter.) G A Government that floated into power on ...

... desertion of natives who had been led by fraud to accept employment in the mines. What we vewere fighting for was to restore slavery under ith the British flag. (Hear, hear.) by Sir J. STIRLING MAXWELL looked upon in- the debate at a time like the present ...

... cases it is true enough. The taking of a little waif into a Christian home too often poses as a charity to cover hideous slavery. AN IMPERIAL CONCERT. It is almost sufficient just to record that at the Albert Hall last night a brilliantly attended concert ...

... SLAVERY AMONTG THE BOERS. -1 ~ . - -. To the Editor of the Western Mail.' | Sir,-Be the letter in your issue of the -2-5th lnst._ signed 'JUvenus, it seems to me that Juvenus either wilfully misconstrues. or is lamentably ignorant of the facts. With ...